Underage Ethical Dilemmas

With my home state, South Carolina, underage and unethical behaviors as such are commonly found. South Carolina provides a strict law on the use of alcoholic beverages and smoking with underage individuals. South Carolina’s prohibition on the underage drinking law takes after most states in that adolescent under 21 years old are restricted from having, consuming, or purchasing beer, wine, or liquor and those under 18 years of age are prohibited from tobacco products. With probable cause to believe that an individual is attempting or has consumes alcohol and the use of tobacco, legal action can occur. Even though this law may sound true to its word as being strictly enforced, it is not hard to get around with those who choose to make unethical decisions. For example, someone who is above the age of 18 or 21 may purchase those items for minors which will allows them to always be able to have them in their possession, knowing that it’s against the law or with an underage individual having a fake identical ID. When learning how to resolve ethical dilemmas, being able to communicate rationally for the reason of believing one decision seems right and another seems wrong is vital. My response to this scenario would be to
When officers neglect to make the wisest decision, they lose the trust of society and the communities and disappoint the law enforcement's ability to work and complete its main goal. Being an ethical decision maker is important and as a leader, it is essential to understand that a lead role is part of establishing what is considered right and wrong, based actions and decisions. Ethical norms and principles have developed over time and across all different cultures (Shanks, 1997). The challenge for us would be to share our knowledge, help others to learn the ground rules of ethical decision-making; and maybe, just maybe, our world would become a little